Contents include:
Bleisure – the new duty of careheadache
GBTA Foundation releases study results
Short breakers less likely to buy cover
Consumer Intelligence surveys British holidaymakers
US healthcare under Trump
How might things play out?
Eye on the Middle East
Ratings and regulation
The growth of luxury travel
Segment likely to expand throughout the year
Voyager offers new terrorism disruption cover
UK provider replaces WEBroker product

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Global insurance and reinsurance company Mapfre Asistencia interview

Mapfre Asistencia considers itself a global insurance, reinsurance and service-providing company within the Mapfre family, a multinational company with a worldwide presence in 49 countries on five continents, doing business…

Canada – moving forward?

Regulators in Canada have told local travel insurers to lighten consumers’ burden. What is the situation, and where could it be going?

A valuable proposition

When underwriting an IPMI policy, key pricing and experience rating considerations must be made. Joanne Buckle and Neha Taneja share their experience

The post-Brexit healthcare problem

Dr Eric R Miller, global head of corporate at Doctor Care Anywhere, discusses how Britons in Europe could access healthcare after Brexit.

Beware of technology

Whatever actually happened when the IT system that guides British Airways flights around the world crashed at the end of May, and whoever was responsible, the effect on passengers was…